I found it more helpful than the MGMAT-CR book that I read.reply2spg wrote:How was it? Yes Rajat is the CR expert of e-gmat
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beatthegmatinsept
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How much you paid for that, and what was the structure of that course?
beatthegmatinsept wrote:I found it more helpful than the MGMAT-CR book that I read.reply2spg wrote:How was it? Yes Rajat is the CR expert of e-gmat
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(have lot of things to learn from all of you)
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I paid 50 bucks for it. It was a 2-hr session on the weekend. I would suggest you send an email to them for knowing the details of the sessionreply2spg wrote:How much you paid for that, and what was the structure of that course?
beatthegmatinsept wrote:I found it more helpful than the MGMAT-CR book that I read.reply2spg wrote:How was it? Yes Rajat is the CR expert of e-gmat
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How is your application coming along. Have you heard back from any of the schools. I am also planning to apply to west coast. would love to get some pointers from you.
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I have decided to apply only to Arizona State (WP Carey), since I am no longer going for a full-time MBA. I landed with quite an interesting job within Arizona itself, and am now going for ASU's Evening MBA program.John Besore wrote:How is your application coming along. Have you heard back from any of the schools. I am also planning to apply to west coast. would love to get some pointers from you.
Good Luck with your application process!
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